The Retirees' Newsletter
The Bi-Monthly Publication of the Retirees' Association (Faculty, Librarian, Administrator)
The University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4
Vol X, No. 1, February 2000
First Published in July 1991
Issue # 36
Editor : Datta Pillay
SPRING GENERAL MEETING
Hoffman Auditorium, IONA COLLEGE
Thursday, March 28, 2000, at 2.30 p.m.
Meeting Agenda
1. Approval of Minutes
2. Remarks by Howard Pawley - President, WUFA
3. Remarks by Jim Skinner - Human Resources
3. President's Report -Stan Cunningham
4. Treasurer's Interim Report - Phyllis Nolan
5. Election Results - Retirees' Reps on WUFA
6. Committee Reports:
a) Pension and Benefits.
b) Bursary Fund
c) Role of Other University & WUFA Committees
7. Other Business
ANNUAL RETIREES DINNER
April 8, 2000
Reception 6.00 p.m.
Dinner 7.00 p.m.
Place - St Clair College
(Chez Talbot Dining Room)
MENU
(Cost includes dinner ,taxes, tips, but not liquor - cash bar)
For $ 16. 85 - Roasted Chicken with soup, potato, vegetable, dessert, coffee, tea etc
For $ 22 - Salmon fillet with tarragon, mayonaisse, sauce and wild rice, vegetable, mesclun
greens, dessert, coffee, tea etc.
Phone Datta Pillay at 972-1247
Email pillay@uwindsor.ca
Please inform Datta your dinner choices by March 28th
Pay at the desk on arrival
PARKING:
Two entrances - From Huron Line - shortest way in
From Cabana Road - long winding road
Park in "Visitors" Lot T across from main entrance
President Cunningham's Message
Looks like we settled into the 2000 decade without disasters or meltdown. We should have so few
wrinkles!2000 also symbolizes a new level of involvement for us. This newsletter publishes the
results of our mail-ballot election of officers to key bodies in the Faculty Association: Executive,
Contract Committee, Council. This is a significant first in the life of our Association: with it we
begin the steady process of making our voice listened to on all issues relating to pension and
associated benefits. Your WURA representatives and Executive members are currently engaged
in relevant discussions.
I invite you to make a point of noting, and turning out for our semi-annual general meeting
(Tuesday, March 28) and the dinner social (Saturday, April 8).
Dr. Ross Paul begins his third year as President with a "State of the University of
Windsor" message on January 28, 2000.
Professor Norm Shklov Founding President of the Retirees' Association
Now enjoys a Second Retirement!
After serving as President from 1991-1995, Professor Shklov continued to be on the Retirees
Association Executive, as ex-officio Founding President until recently, when he decided to step
down. He has been active in pension matters since 1971 and a resident expert for the
Association on matters of pension and benefits. His contribution to WURA and the University over
the past decade in writing several reports on Faculty pension and Benefits is much appreciated.
The WURA Executive will miss his wisdom and careful scrutiny of all retirees' issues.
We thank him for his dedicated service to the Association and wish him good health and
much happiness.
What's Inside
P 1. Spring Meeting, President's Message, Norm Shklov
P 2. Campus News
P 3. Campus News
P 4. Retirees in a decade
P 5. Membership News
P 6. Membership News
P 7. Editor's Page
PP 8, 9, & 10. Membership List
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Campus News
President Ross Paul's
State of the University Address
Outlines Directions For U of w
President Ross Paul invited the University community to a "State of the University" address, on
January 28 at 11 a.m. in the Ambassador Auditorium in the CAW Student Centre. Among topics
he covered included the five-year academic planning process, review of academic structures,
provincial government funding, student and faculty recruitment and retention, and faculty and staff
morale. Faculty and staff were invited to ask questions and to offer perspectives and suggestions
on issues of concern following Dr. Paul's address.
"The Best of Both Worlds" strategy continues to be the best in the face of recent government
policy trends, President Ross Paul told an audience of an estimated 300 faculty and staff at his
State of the University address .
Dr. Paul made the address one day after his second anniversary in office at Windsor.
The text of Dr. Paul's address is available on the university's website at
http://www.uwindsor.ca/stateoftheu
Daimler Chrysler President
Joins Board of Governors
Board of Governors Chair Rev. Ulysse Paré welcomed two new members to the board at its
January 2000 meeting.
They are Edwin Brust, President and CEO of Daimler Chrysler Canada Inc., and Hilary
Payne, former city of Windsor administrator and former director of the Windsor Essex
United Way.
"The university is fortunate to have excellent representation on our governing board from many
sectors of our community. We are especially pleased that Mr. Brust and Mr. Payne will be adding
their great breadth of experience and leadership to our board as the university charts its direction
into the 21st century," says University President Ross Paul.
Prior to Mr. Brust's appointment as President and CEO of Daimler Chrysler Canada Inc. last year,
he was Vice-President Latin America, Middle East and Africa Operations for Daimler Chrysler
Corp. He joined Chrysler Corporation in 1984. He has a bachelors degree in engineering from the
University of Michigan and masters degrees in business and engineering from Wayne State
University.
Welcoming Reception
For New Administrators on Campus
President Ross Paul hosted a Welcoming Reception for Attahiru Alfa, Associate Vice-President,
Research; Mark Crozet, Director of Development; and Graham Reader, Dean of Engineering, on
January 27, 2000, from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Katzman Lounge, Vanier Hall.
Joint Doctoral Degree In Education Studies
Launched by Windsor And Partner Universities
The University of Windsor has announced its new PhD program in Educational Studies in
coordination with its partnership universities: Western, Brock and Lakehead. The program
will start July 1 and will mark the first time in Ontario that a consortium of this kind has been
developed for doctoral study.
"Our PhD will provide students, locally and from a wide geographic range, additional opportunities
to pursue their PhD in Educational Studies," says Dean of Education Mike Awender. "As the
province faces an upcoming period of heavy retirement in the universities and school systems,
our PhD graduates will go on to provide renewed leadership to the educational system."
The partnership will advance the growth of research activity and professional development, and
foster inter-university links.
The program involves part-time study to complete the degree requirements approved by the
appropriate governing body of each institution. Students will follow an individualized plan of study
that involves multiple approaches to course delivery including distance education through Internet
courses.
PAC Names Publications Manager / Editor
Jennifer Barone has accepted the position of Publications Manager/ Editor in the office of
Public Affairs and Communications (PAC), Director Marilyn Hood has announced.
Barone has been a news writer for the university since 1990, and was editor of the newspaper
"The Ambassador, and its predecessor the newsletter, "Newsline," until 1997 when the electronic
DailyNews was created. Since then she has been editor of "VIEW," the University of Windsor
alumni magazine, helped write and edit the university's recruitment and other publications, has
been involved with the reorganization and maintenance of the university's website, and worked
on a range of other projects.
Barone received a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Windsor in 1986.
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CAMPUS NEWS
President to Review
Academic Restructuring
President Ross Paul in his first address to the campus community in June 1998 stated, that he
will conduct a review of the academic administrative structure at the University of Windsor early in
2000.
Two years ago the University of Windsor restructured its 11 faculties into four colleges.
Adjustments to departments and schools were made at that time. Dr. Paul has been reviewing
the effectiveness of that structure and has now tabled a draft for the February 16, 2000 meeting
of the Senate. A round of consultations will follow. The process will be much like the process
followed for the development of the Best of Both Worlds Document.
New Timetable, Process Developments
For Academic Five-year Planning
Academic Vice-President Neil Gold said that after the first round of the process which ended last
month, the university was under pressure to allocate resources for hiring new faculty. However, it
was clear in the discussion that a program by program assessment is not enough.
"After the end of the second round, we will look at what the plan gives us as a whole. This has
never been done in the history of this university. Some programs that existed in the 1960s are no
longer with us. Some have grown. Some new programs are developing. But we have never
determined what we must have to make this the university we want it to be," Professor Gold said.
He noted that there have been various concepts of universities through the centuries, and that the
first professor of English literature in North America was hired a little more than a hundred years
ago at the University of Toronto. "Today, no university would consider not offering English
literature."
Review Schedule
The schedule for the second round of five-year plan reviews by the Program Develop Committee
was released. The PDC panel begins long days of reviews beginning January 2000 with the
College of Engineering and Science, to be followed by Arts and Human Sciences, and the week
of February 14 with Business, Education and Law. Extra steps to review recommendations with
executive deans and plan proposers have been added to the process. Senate will receive
recommendations at special meetings April 24, 25 and 26 from 1 to 5 p.m. The meetings will be
held in the Education gymnasium so there will be room for all who want to attend.
Budget Outlook: Tight Times Continue
Little room for the innovation and investment that the university needs. That's the bottom line in a
budget outlook presented to Senate by Administration and Finance Vice-President Eric Harbottle.
Many things can and will likely change before a budget for the 2000-2001 academic year (begins
May 1) is struck, Senate was told. At this time, the university faces a $1.6 million shortfall based
on assumptions that enrolment does not change, tuition levels remain unchanged, and the
Ontario government raises its operation grants by two percent. (Expenditures $112,312, revenues
$110,679)
This outlook includes a five percent increase in library acquisitions, a $340,000 utility bill increase,
$700,000 to be spent on capital projects, $500,000 for Policy Development Committee initiatives
such as lab renovations and faculty start ups, $450,000 to improve the university's Information
Technology Services, and some funding to improve the university's promotions.
Dean Mike Awender Moves on
Mike Awender is leaving his position as Dean of Education, at the University of Windsor to accept
a similar position at Arizona State University in Phoenix, Arizona. " I've been here a long time, it's
a great city and I've met a lot of good people but it's time for a change." Awender said.
"It's a purely academic decision and has nothing to do with any involvement with sports."
Awender, was general manager of the Spitfires for four years, served 12 years in his position at
the university, including his position currently as Interim Executive Dean, Business
Administration, Education and Law. He starts in Arizona July 1, 2000.
President Ross Paul's address to the University Community on January 28, 2000. Those
who do not have access to the university website, and if you wish to have a copy of his speech,
please let me know: Datta Pillay Tel: 519-972-1247 519-972-1247 . I will send you one.
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Association News
Faculty, Librarian and Administrators
Retired 1991 - 2000
1991
Temple Kingston - Philosophy Aranka Kovacs - Economics
Cameron Macinnis - Civil Engg
Phyllis Nolan - Hum Kinetics
T Nyardi - Leddy Library
Hishashi Ogata - Physics
Carl Querbach - Cl Lang & Litt
Ronold Pazik - Cl Lang & Litt
Z. Reif - Mech Engg
A. Cormac Smith - Math & Stats
Maurice Taylor - Modern Lang
Claude Vincent - Soc & Anthro
1992
Max Brownlie Bus Admin
Robert Doyle Biology
Seymour Faber Soc & Anthro
Joseph Habowsky Biology
John LaGaipa Psychology
William Libby Psychology
Dev Purushotham Nursing
1993
Danial Boles Visual Arts
Robert Bolus
Edwin Habib Physics
Frank Holuj Physics
Lucjan Krause Physics
Amrit Lall Geography
Joan Magee Library
Bruce McGarvey Chem/Biochem
Margrit Meyer Social Work
A. Mouratadis History
Ralph Nelson Pol Sci
Ripu Daman Singh Soc & Anthro
Meyer Starr Psychology
Peter Stevens English
Norman Taylor Chem/Biochem
David Wurfel Pol Sci
Michael Zin Bus Admin
1994
David Wearne Education
Alan Brown Economics
Robert Chandler Social Work
Hugh Edmunds Comm Stud
Dennis Tuck Chem/Biochem
John Furguson Comm Stud
John Manzig Law
Tom McDonald Mech Engg
Edward Rosenbaum Bus Admin
Leslie Sabina Biology
Donald Stewart Soc & Anthro
Roger Thibert Chem/Biochem
1995
Tom Carney Comm Stud
Kumar Chatterjee Social Work
Olga Crocker Bus Admin
Eric Channen Comp Sci
Sek Chee Civil Engg
Krishan Duggal Math & Stats
Ronald Engelhart Psychology
Charles Fantazzi Cl Lang & Litt
Gino Gracas Hum Kinetics
Nigel Hedgecock Physics
Witold Kierkus Mech Engg
Eugene McNamara English
Edward Watson English
1996
George Crowell Rel Stud
M. Czajkowski Physics
Anthony Doctor Visual Arts
Cecil Eaves Hum Kinetics
Alex Gynp Civil Engg
Ray Hermiston Hum Kinetics
Cornelius Holland Psychology
William Holland Chem/Biochem
Richard Hornsey English
Jack Leavitt Hum Kinetics
John McCorquodale Civil Engg
Janet McGrath Leddy Library
Gerard Monforton Civil Engg
Gediminas Namikas Psychology
Michael Petras Biology
Trevor Price Pol Sci
T. Robinson Leddy Library
Udo Sautter History
Vito Signorelli Soc & Anthro
Krishnaswamy Sridhar Mech Engg
Robert Stager Civil Engg
Carl St. Pierre Civil Engg
Patricia Taylor Social Work
Neil Wigley Math & Stats
William Youdelis Mech Eng
Colin Ball
Mahesh Pradhan
1997
Jerome Brown Philosophy
Marcel Chabot French
Stanley Cunningham Comm Stud
Mary Lou Dietz Soc & Anthro
Don Diubaldo
Mervyn Franklin Biology
Maxine Holder-Franklin Biology
Henry Janzen English
Ross Johnston Bus Admin
John Kennedy Civil Engg
Christopher King Comm Stud
Akira Kobasigawa Psychology
Robert Kruase Pol Sci
Akira Kubota Pol Sci
John Lewis Philosophy
Ezio Marzotto Comm Stud
Ann McCabe Psychology
Paul McIntyre Music
Donald McKenny Chem/Biochem
Ian Pemberton History
Datta Pillay Biology
Kenneth Pryke History
Richard Price Pol Sci
Kalyan Sarkar Cl Lang & Litt
Mordechay Scheslinger Physics
Eve Smith Soc Work
Henry Min Soong Law Library
John Spellman Cl Kang & Litt
Ronald Wagenberg Pol Sci
Alan Watson Elec Engg
1998
George Abdel-Sayed Civil Engg
John Bart Bus Admin
Mary Berry Nursing
Joan Boase Comm Stud
Danial Boen Law Library
Marilyn Cuthbert Comm Stud
Henry Janzen English
Malcolm Mathew Geography
Stuart Selby Comm Stud
Dorothy Sly Rel Stud
Bruce Burton Pol Sci
Peter Halford French
Akira Kobasigawa Psychology
Bernard Kroeker Soc Work
Roger Mendels Economics
Alan Metcalfe Hum Kinetics
Richard Moriarty Hum Kinetics
Lois Smedick English
Derrick Tracy Math & Stats
Arie Wijngaarden Physics
Frank Smith Registrar
1999
Donald Briggs Pol Sci
Ray Brown Law
Peter Burrell Economics
Antonio Guccionne Economics
Theodore Hirota Psychology
Ronold Hoskins History
Gail Head-Taylor
Frank Innes Geography
Laxman Marashinge Law
Mahesh Mehta Rel Stud
John Meyer Education
Robert Pinto Philosophy
Janet Rosenbaum Nursing
Murray Temple Civil Engg
Donald Wallen Biology
Eric West Bus Admin
Laura Westra Philosophy
2000
Twenty-two retirees in 2000. The names will be published in the April Newsletter, after the
University had an opportunity to officially announce the names.
Retirees who have deceased
1992 - Florence Roach, Danial Kelly and William Dollar.
1993 - George Neal, Temple Kingston, John Sullivan
1994 - Gilbert Horne, Goerge Field, Amrit Lall, Ann Diemer
1996 - Fr. John Dougherty
1997 - Claude Louis Vincent, Fr. Maurice Adrian Record, John Barnes, Ralph Cowan, Zbigniew
Fallenbuchl, Ronald Ianni, Stewart Moore, John O'Farrell, Timothy Suttor
1998 - Mark MacQuigan, Charles Cheshire, Lola Buckley, Yves Landry, W.O
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Membership News
Deceased Retirees (cont.)
1998 - W.O. Mitchell, Stuart Nease, Fr. Norbert Ruth
Ian Pemberton, Lucien Lamoureux, John Francis Leddy
1999 - Eric Channen, Derrick Tracy, Thomas McDonald, John Lewis, Frank Smith, Robert Tebbs,
Mary Molloy
2000 - Fr. John O'Meara
Professor Mae Harman
Professor Harman writes that she is the past president of the Ontario Division of Canadian
Pensioners concerned and an advocate for seniors and all vulnerable people in the community on
a volunteer basis. During the last year she has given a number of papers including one to the
Ontario Federation of Labour on Human Rights and one to the CEO's of Ontario Hospital
association.
The Retirees' Association
I am the brother of Mary Elizabeth Molloy who is on your list as a retiree from the School of
nursing in the late 70's. I am sorry to tell you that my sister died on October 22, 1999 after a fairly
lengthy decline in health.
With best wishes for your organization; from what little I know you are doing good work for the
retirees.
Yours Philip A. Molloy - Thanks Mr. Molloy for the sad news and your good wishes. WURA
extends its sincere condolences on your loss. Datta Pillay
Rev Leonard Kennedy after many years at St Lucia has moved back to St Michael's College,
Toronto where he is teaching three courses. He writes:
Dear Datta,
I would like to thank you and other members of the Executive for the work you have done for us
retirees, especially for obtaining membership on important Faculty Association Committees.
Gratefully yours. Leonard Kennedy CSB
Thanks Father Kennedy for your encouragement and continued support. Much appreciated. Datta
Dear Doctor D. Pillay,
I am writing this letter to thank you for accepting me for the Faculty Retiree's Scholarship for the
1999-2000 academic school year. The financial compensation will be gratefully spent on assuring
my continued academic excellence, unfettered by difficulties that would arise without the benefits
received. With government assistance, coupled with your generous consideration, I may now
finish my university education and achieve the success that I desire. Thank you once again, and I
look forward to hearing from you or receiving further consideration for your continued support.
Sincerely, Christopher D. Perchaluk
Dear Christopher,
Thank you for writing to the Retirees Association acknowledging our support through the Retirees
Bursary Fund Program. We are glad to note that you were successful in obtaining this bursary
two years in a row. Congratulations on your excellent academic record and wish you continued
success in all your academic endeavours.
Datta Pillay, Secretary, Retirees Association
WURA
Got my first pension cheque this week. Please sign me up a as a member of the association.
Please call on me if I can assist in any way. My cards with email address is attached. Visitors
welcome at any time! Come visit lotusland! Eric West - Thanks Eric for your invitation.
Geza Szamosi - Sends his greetings and best wishes for a happy new millenium to all. Thanks
Geza - Datta
Linda Long
Recently moved to Airdrie, Alberta to be closer to family. She maintains a working relationship
with the Barbara Parry Pediatric Oncology Association's project " Carl/Carla can Sing". She was
President of the organization till August 1999 and submitted a research proposal to the provincial
government of Ontario. She was notified by the new president of the Association that a grant of $
75,000 was awarded for it. She expects to travel to Windsor to implement the project. She wishes
WURA to realise its goals in 2000 and looks forward for continued communication from the
Retirees Association. Thanks Linda for keeping us posted. Datta
Election of WURA Representatives to Faculty Association Committees
The following have been elected to various committees:
WUFA Executive: John Meyer
WUFA Council: Ross Johnston, John Meyer (ex officio)
WUFA Contract Committee: Alan Metcalfe
225 ballots were mailed to all retirees (members and non-members of WURA, but excluding
Associate Members/Spouses of deceased faculty) on January 10, 2000 with a deadline for return
of ballots by February 1, 2000. A total of 92 ballots were returned. The Postal Services were
unable to deliver about 10 letters for want of correct address, since the retirees moved and did
not correct their address with the Human Resources Office.
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
In Memoriam
With deep sadness we record the deaths of two former members of University of Windsor
in October 1999 and January 2000.
Mary Malloy Aged 89, died on October 22, 1999 in Victoria, BC after a long illness. She was a
professor in the School of Nursing along with Professor Florence Roach for many years, retiring
in 1977. She continued to live in Ontario (Windsor and Ottawa) before she moved to Victoria, BC
in 1992 to be close to her family. According to her brother Philip Molloy she lost her eye sight for
over two years before she died, that left her very depressed.
Fr. John Patrick O'Meara died at the age of 85 on February 11, 2000. He was ordained in 1942
and received his Ph.D. in 1948 at the University of Ottawa. He had a distinguished academic
career, first serving as Registrar of the University of St. Thomas, Houston 1949-50 and later as
Dean and Vice President of St Fisher College of Rochester, NY 1950-59 and from 1959-79 as
Professor of History at Assumption and the University of Windsor. Following his retirement in
1979, he assisted in parochial ministry at Sacred Church, LaSalle, Ontario. From 1985-87 Fr.
John was the Chief Financial Officer of Assumption University and served on the Board of
Governors of Assumption from 1984-91. From 1991 until the time of his death he was in complete
retirement.
University of Windsor Faculty Retirees Benefits Plan with Green Shield Services as of
February 8, 2000
Upon retirement, members of the Faculty Pension Plan are eligible at their own expense to
enrol in one of the following Green Shield Health Benefits packages.
Option One
Single
Family
Prescription Drugs
98.96
233.29
Dental
16.95
38.04
Semi-private
11.70
29.31
Extended Health
14.27
39.97
Out of Province
10.80
21.60
Monthly Total
152.68
352.21
Option Two
Single
Family
Prescription Drugs
98.96
233.29
Semi-private
11.70
29.31
Extended Health
14.27
39.97
Out of Province
10.80
21.60
Monthly Total
324.17
135.73
Option Three
Single
Family
Dental
16.95
38.04
Semi-private
11.70
29.31
Extended Health
14.27
39.97
Out of Province
10.80
21.60
Monthly Total
53.72
128.92
Benefits include the following:
Prescription Drugs: This plan is a $ 1.00 co-pay which provides coverage for all medication
prescribed by law, syringes, needles, insulin and diabetic testing agents. It does not include nonprescription drugs, vitamins, blood and blood plasma or patent medicines.
Dental Plan: The dental plan offers 100% of basic coverage and 50% for dentures. Treatment
involving crowns, bridgework or periodontal services over $ 300.00 require pre-approval from
Green Shield. There is also a $ 1,500.00 orthodontic lifetime maximum.
Semi-Private: Semi-private services does not have a deductible or a maximum level of benefit.
Extended Health Care: This benefit provides, private duty nursing to a lifetime maximum of
$10,000.00. Blood and products when required for transfusions are covered. Prosthetic devices
are also part of this benefit. Additionally, private rooms are available to a $ 5,000.00 annual
maximum.
Out of Province: This benefit provides a wide variety of coverage for those retirees who travel
extensively. This includes hospital charges in excess of OHIP medical surgical expenses and
emergency air ambulance. Coverage is extended worldwide utilizing toll free numbers to
authorize medical treatment.
The Newsletter
The Retirees' Newsletter is put out by the Faculty, Librarian Administrator Retirees' Association of
the University of Windsor, five times per year: -- in February, April, June, October and December.
Its main purpose is to inform our retirees on matters of direct interest to them - such as their
pensions, benefits, association activities, etc. and, equally, to provide a channel for retirees to
keep in touch with each other and with outside groups, including the Faculty Association and the
University.
The Newsletter welcomes from readers their comments, arguments, contributions and creative
work.
Editor Datta Pillay
Send items for inclusion, to
Datta Pillay,
4015 Villa Borghese,
Windsor, ON. N9G 2K3.
Tel: (519) 972-1247 (519) 972-1247
Fax:(519) 972-9206
OR: Use his email address:
pillay@server.uwindsor.ca
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Editorial Page
Happy Millennium
It is an exciting time to be living during the transition period between the end of one century and
the beginning of a new one. Towards the end of the last century, we were all preoccupied with the
fears of the Y2K effect, which is now history. We seem to have survived the scare without much
damage.
Election of Retiree Reps to WUFA
For the first time in the history of WURA, we now have official representatives on key WUFA
committees with voice and vote. This has been an uphill task to achieve this and we hope from
now on, at least, we have an opportunity to place the interests and views of retirees to WUFA
Committees and to see to it, that they are given due consideration. Thanks to all those retirees
who supported the Executive Committee's initiatives in this direction and also for expressing their
wishes through the mail ballot in electing the representatives.
Volunteers To Serve On Committees:
As more retirees are joining ranks of WURA, it is necessary to find younger, energetic and
dedicated volunteers to share the work. We need several people to work on different aspects of
pension, benefits and other matters. To have the voice and vote of WUFA committees is one
thing, but not finding enough volunteers to serve on these committees limits our ability.
The Newsletter
With the beginning of the new millennium, this newsletter also celebrates tenth year of its
publication. At this time, I remember once again the contribution of my predecessor Bill Phillips
who served as founding editor from 1991-97 for the first 25 issues. Those of you who remember
the origins of the newsletter and its evolution into its final form in the mid nineties would
appreciate the efforts of the editorial staff in producing a fine newsletter. The many positive
comments of our members are much appreciated. Having said that, I invite each and every one of
you to contribute articles, news, and other interesting information for publication in the newsletter.
Membership
Retiree members increased in the last decade reaching a total of 290 this year. In the next 4 or 5
years we can expect another 30-40 retirees. Thus, the group would be about 340-350
representing 70 % of the full-time active faculty. Hence, it is more important that retirees get their
due share of pension and benefits and we need to fight for it.
Dues paying membership has grown to healthy 180 compared to a figure of 105 around the
beginning of 1998.
Datta Pillay
The Association
The Retirees' Association (Faculty, Librarian, Administrator) at Windsor was formed in 1990, to
give a unified voice to retirees; to provide a bridge for communication with the University; to
encourage social contact among the retirees; and to open a few doors through which retirees
could continue to contribute to the University of Windsor.
Thus the Association is meant to fill what could otherwise be a void in the lives of retirees possible isolation from the University and from their former colleagues; and possible lack of
understanding of vital pension and health issues that affect them directly.
There are only two meetings of the full membership per year: in the spring and the fall. An
informal social committee arranges several other events per year - dinners, plays, picnics, and so
on -all of which are paid for by those who take part. The Association encourages smaller special
interest groups to form as occasion and their interests warrant. Annual dues are $20 per year.
This includes five issues of The Retirees' Newsletter .
Officers of the Association are:
President: Stanley Cunningham
Secretary: Datta Pillay
Treasurer & Membership: Phyllis Nolan
Elected Members of the Executive Committee: Bob Chandler; Joseph Habowsky, Alan
Metcalfe and Idalia Rappe
Ex Officio Members:
Immediate Past President: Kumar Chatterjee
Founding President: Norm Shklov
Committee Chairs:
Social Committee: Vacant
Bursary Fund Committee: Cormac Smith
The Association's Address is:
Faculty/Librarian Retirees' Association,
University of Windsor Post Office,
Windsor, ON. N9B 3P4
Email: pillay@server.uwindsor.ca
Home Page: http://www.uwindsor.ca/newsstnd/uwflra/index.html
Newsletter online: http://www.uwindsor.ca/newsstnd/uwflra/news.htm
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BASIC, Martin, 3046 Alexander Blvd., Windsor, ON. N9C 1G5. 254-6627. [BUS AD 84]
BEAUPRE, Madelaine, 407 - 8717 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor, ON. N8S 1G6 [ASSUMP 97]
BENEDICT, Winfred G., 660 Caruso Dr., Windsor, ON, N9G 2M6. 969-8283 [BIOL 84]
BERRY, Mary, 3601 Riverside Drive East, Apt #701 Windsor,ON, N8Y 4Y2 (519) 945-3732
(519) 945-3732 [NRSG 97]
BILLINGHURST, Robert, 256 Villaire Ave., Windsor, ON, N8S 2J2. 945-8896 [ENG'G 82]
BIRCH, Barbara, 3695 Kennedy Drive, Windsor, ON N9G 1X6 (519) 966-1431 (519) 966-1431
[ADMIN ]
BIRCH, Cecil, 5557 S.W. Cherokee, Palm City, FL. 34990, USA. [BUS AD 87]
BLAIR, Mansell, RR 1, Essex, ON, N8M 2X5. 776-6747 [SOC/ANTH 94]
BOASE, Joan, 5959 Aldergrove Dr., Site 282-C 61, RR2, Courtenay, BC V9N 5M9 [POL SCI 98]
BOEN, Daniel, 2101 - 10, Laguna Court, New Westminister, BC V3M 6W3 [LAW LIB 98]
BOLES, Daniel, 190 Curry Ave, Windsor, ON N9B 2B5 256-9411 [VIS ARTS 93]
BOOTH, David, 2895 Orion Cr., Windsor, ON, N9E 2Z3. 966-2547 (dbooth@uwindsor.ca)
[SOC/ANTH 90]
BRIGGS, Donald, 1280 Golfview Drive, Windsor, ON N9J 1Y7 (519) 734-6645 (519) 734-6645
briggs@uwindsor.ca [POLSCI 99]
BROWN, Jerome V., 261 Esdras Place, Windsor, ON., N83 2M4. (sophia@uwindsor.ca)
[PHILOS 97]
BROWNLIE, Max, 2471 Academy Dr., Windsor, ON, N9E 2G5. 969-6129 [BUS AD 92]
BUNT, Miriam E., 11750 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, ON, N8P 1A6. 735-3861 [PSYCH 83]
BURRELL, Peter R, 225, St. Louis, Windsor, ON N8s 2K2 (519) 945-7947 (519) 945-7947
(burrell@uwindsor.ca) [ECON 99]
BURTON,Bruce, 266 Rossini Blvd, Windsor, ON N8Y 1A7 (519) 945-3039 (519) 945-3039
[POLSCI 98]
CALLAGHAN Rev. John F., 350 Huron Church Rd., Windsor, ON. N9C 2J9. 253-2493 [ECON 88]
CARNEY, Thomas, 7645 Wallace Dr., Saanichton, B.C., V8M 1N5. [COMM ST. 95]
CERVIN, Vladimir B., #609, 80 Quebec Ave., Toronto, ON. M6P 4B7. (jcervin@compuserve.com)
[PSYCH 81]
CHAMP,Gary, 3433 Askin Ave, Windsor, ON N9E 3J8 (519) 969-7627 (519) 969-7627 [ADMIN
96]
CHANDLER, Robert, 2888 Glenwood Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 2X8. 969-4118
(bobgc@uwindsor.ca) [SOC WK 94]
CHATTERJEE, P. Kumar, 3465 Avondale Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 1X8. 972-1851
kumarc@uwindsor.ca [SOC WK 95]
CHEE, Sek, 10883 Conc. 10. RR 1, Colchester N. N8M 2X5. 776-7972 (chee@uwindsor.ca)
[CIV/ENG'G95]
COLBORNE, Wm. G., Box 1566, 23 Izzard Rd., Port Elgin,ON N0H 2C0 (519) 832-9543
(519) 832-9543 [MECH ENGG 91]
CROCKER, Olga, 272 N. Talbot Rd., R.R. #2, Maidstone, ON. NOR 1K0. (crocker@uwindsor.ca)
[BUS AD 95]
CROWELL, George C., 235 Rossini Blvd., Windsor, ON. N8Y 2Y9. 948-8896
(gcrowel@uwindsor.ca) [RELIG ST 96]
CROWLEY, Ed., 535 Randolph Ave., Windsor, ON. N9B 2T5. 254-8748 (ecrowley@uwindsor.ca)
[RELIG ST84]
CUNNINGHAM, Stanley, 277 Lincoln Rd., Windsor, ON. N8W 2R3 255-1922 (
cunnin2@uwindsor.ca) [COMM ST97]
CUTHBERT, Marlene, 380 Pelissier Ave, Windsor, ON N9A 6V7 (519) 252-5086 (519) 2525086 [COMM ST 99]
CZAJKOWSKI, Mieczslaw A, 208, Cada Crescent, St Clait Beach, ON N8N 2Y3 [PHYS 96]
DELAURO, Joseph, 7500, Bircklan St, Canton, MI 48187 [VIS ARTS ]
DEMARCO, Frank A. 7750 Matchette Road, Windsor, ON N9J 2J4 (519) 734-7518 (519) 7347518 [CHEMENG 86]
DOCTOR Antonio, 12554 Riverside Dr. E., Tecumseh. ON. N8N 1A3. 735-9767 [VIS ARTS 96]
DORRELL, Robert E., 1902 - 150 Park St., Windsor, ON. N9A 7A2. 973-7795 [DRAM ART 87]
DOYLE, Robert, Unit 303, 3801 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor, ON. N8Y 1B2. 974-9892
(doyle@uwindsor.ca) [BIOL 92]
DREW, Dennis, 199 St. Marks Road., St. Clair Beach, ON. N8N 2H3 [ADMIN]
DUGGAL, Krishan, 335 Beneteau, RR. 3, Amherstburg, ON. N9V 3R3. 734-6268
(yq8@uwindsor.ca) [MATH 95]
EAVES, Cecil, 1836 Eastgate Estates, Windsor, ON. N8T 2T2. 948-4512 [KINSLGY 96]
ENGELHART,Roland, 4760 Edkins Ave, West Bloomfield, MI 48323-2510 (248) 681-2675
(248) 681-2675 [ PSYCH 95]
FABER, Seymour, 4240 Savoie Trail, West Bloomfield, MI 48323 (248) -681-2675 (248) -6812675 (tobyassociates@msn.com) [SOC&ANTH 92]
FANTAZZI,Charles E, Foreign Languages & Literature, East Carolina Univ, Greenville, NC 27858
[CL& MOD LANG 95]
FEHR, Robert, 212 Starwood Lane, Tecumseh ON. N8N 4X3 944-2066 {PSYCH 88]
FRACAS, Gino, 1420 Talbot Road, Windsor, ON. N9H 1A3. 969-6163 (fracas@uwindsor.ca)
[KINSLGY 95]
FRASER, Wendy, Ms, 4789 Riverside D E , Apt 305, The Pinnacle, Windsor, ON N8Y 5A2
(519) 974-7155 (519) 974-7155 [LIB ][
GALASSO, P.J. 723 Millwood Drive, Kingston, ON K7M 8Z2 (613) 634-0517 (613) 634-0517
[KINSLGY 90]
GERTZ, J. Blake, 2637 Emmett Road, Port St. Lucie, FL. 34952, USA. [BUS AD 82]
GNYP, Alex, 1537 Villa Maria Blvd., N., Windsor, ON. N9G 1W3. 969-6102 (gynp@uwindsor.ca)
[CIV ENG 96]
GOERZEN, Sue, RR 4, Harrow, ON. NOR 1G0. (519) 738-2419 (519) 738-2419 [HOME EC 90]
GREGOR, Jan, #2112, 8888 Riverside E, Windsor, ON. N8S 1H2. (519) 945-4699 (519) 9454699 [LIB 83]
GUPTA, Anna, 140 Bridge Ave, Apt 909, Windsor, ON N9B 3R8 (519) 252-9475 (519) 252-9475
[NRSG 86]
HABIB, Edwin, 4019 Roseland E., Windsor, ON. N9G 1Y5. 966-7862 (habib@uwindsor.ca)
[PHYS 93]
HABOWSKY, Joseph, 279 Kayoshk Road, RR 3, Harrow, ON, N0R 1G0. (519) 738-4283
(519) 738-4283 (habowsk@uwindsor.ca) [BIOL 92]
HACKETT, Joan, RR 1, Harrow, ON. N0R 1G0. 738-6259 [DRAM ART 89]
HALFORD, Peter, 5580 South Talbot, RR 1, Maidstone, ON N0R 1K0 (519) 737-6392
(519) 737-6392 [FRENCH 98]
HARMAN, Mae, 398 Roehampton Ave, Toronto, ON M4P 1S4 416-486-5536 416-486-5536
[SOC WK ]
HARTT, James, RR 1, Baysville, ON. P0B 1A0. (705) 767-3877 (705) 767-3877 [CIV ENG 87]
HEDGECOCK, Nigel, 1155 Heritage Dr., Windsor, ON, N9H 2C1. 966-6187 (a43@uwindsor.ca)
[PHYS 95]
HERMISTON, Ray, 28-380, Eramosa Rd, Suite 262, Guelph, ON.N1E 7E1 705-746-0262 705746-0262 . [KINSLGY 96]
HILL, Bishop Henry, St, John's Convent, 1 Botham Rd, Willowdale, ON M2N 2J5 416-222-2368
416-222-2368
HIROTA, Theodore, 4150 Mount Sinai Crescent, Windsor, ON N9G 2G6 (519) 966-3442
(519) 966-3442 [PSYCH 99]
HOLLAND, Cornelius, #112 2922 Rivard, Windsor, ON. N8T 2J2. 944-6719 [PSYCH 96]*
HOLLAND,William, 2293 Gladstone Ave, Windsor, ON N8W 2N8 [CHEM/BIO 85]
HOLUJ, Frank, #2604, 8888 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, ON. N8S 1H1. 948-0461 [PHYS 93]
HOWELL, Rev. Robert, Rm 401, 2345 University Ave. W., Windsor, ON. N9B 1E8. 258-6269
[MECH ENG 83]
HUSCHILT, John, 1210 Golfview Dr., LaSalle, ON. N9J 1Y7. 734-6641 (jhusch@uwindsor.ca)
[PHYS 94]
JANZEN, Henry, 1149 Belleperche Place, Windsor, ON, N8S 3C4 (519) 944-1338 (519) 9441338 [ENGL 98]
JOHNSTON, Ross, 366 Village Grove Dr., St. Clair Beach, ON. N8N 4W7.
(johnst8@uwindsor.ca) [BUS.ADMIN97]
KEENLEYSIDE, Terence, 207 Marlborough Place, Toronto, ON. M5R 3J5. (416) 944-0252
(416) 944-0252 [POL SCI 96]
KENNEDY, John B.1340 Tanglewood Crt, Windsor, ON N9J 2K2 [CIV ENG 97]
KENNEDY, Rev Leonard, St Michael's College, 1515 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5R 3H4 (416)683-3180 [PHILOS 87]
KIERKUS, Witold T, 5800 Cabot Ave, Windsor, ON N9H 1M1 (519) 972 - 7468 (519) 972 - 7468
[NSERC 95]
KOBASIGAWA, Akira, Trinity Tower, C #104, 1170 Lauzon Rd, Windsor, ON N8S 3N1
(519) 944-2676 (519) 944-2676 a83@uwindsor.ca [PSYCH 97]
KOVACS, Aranka, 2458 Mark Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 2W3. 969-6405 [ECON 91]
KRAUSE, Lucjan, 890 Bartlet Dr., Windsor, ON. N9G 1V4. 972-1160 (f34@uwindsor.ca) [PHYS
93]
KRAUSE, Robert, 5890 Cabot Ave., La Salle, ON. N9H 1M2. 966-1518 (rkrause@uwindsor.ca)
[POL SCI 96]
KROEKER, Bernard, 5805 Oxley Street, Windsor, ON N9H 1N6 969-5979 [SOC WK 98]
KROON, E. Leonard, RR 3, Wallaceburg, ON. N8A 4K9. [SOC/ANTH 89]
KUBOTA, Akira, 1796 California, Windsor, ON. N9B 3T5. (akubota@uwindsor.ca) [POL SCI 97]
LABA, J.T., 3553 Maisonneuve Ave., Windsor ON. N9E 1Z1. 969-4217 [CIV ENG 90]
LAGAIPA, John, 2464 Longfellow Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 2K9. 966-2350
(lagiapa@uwindsor.ca) [PSYCH 92]
LEAVITT, Jack, 334 Hoodoo Cr., Canmore, Alberta, T1W 1A9. (bj2@uwindsor.ca) [KINSLGY 96]
LIBBY, William, 4240 Riverside Dr East, Windsor, ON N8Y 1B5 (519) 944-5127 (519) 944-5127
[PSYCH ]
LONG, Linda, # 423, 305-1st Ave NW, Airdrie, AB T4B 2M5 (403) 948-5208 (403) 948-5208
[NRSG 84]
LUKACS, Helen, 837 Hanna Street East, Windsor, ON N8X 2N7 (519) 252 - 8006 (519) 252 8006 [LIB 98]
LUKACS, Magdalen, 837 Hanna Street East, Windsor, ON N8X 2N7 (519) 252 - 8006
(519) 252 - 8006 [LIB 98]
MacINNIS, Cameron, Apt. 214, 80 Front St., E. Toronto, ON M5E iT4 (416) 214-1743 (416) 2141743 [CIV ENG 91]
MAGEE, Una Joan, 866 Victor Drive, Windsor, ON. N8S 2S7. 945-7000 [LIB 93]
MANZIG, John, 1149 Campbell Lane, Kingsville, ON. N9Y 2G3. 733-9594 [LAW 94]
MARASINGHE, Lakshman, 3150 Rankin Ave, Windsor, ON N9E 3B9 Lmarasi@uwindsor.ca
[LAW 99]
MARSHALL, Alex, M, 2912 Orion, Windsor, ON N9E 2Z4 (519) 969-1197 (519) 969-1197
[ADMIN 81]
MARZOTTO, Esio, 1634 Appin Road, North Vancouver, BC V7J 2T5 (604) 984-6880 (604) 9846880 esio@smail.cstudies.ubc.ca [COMM ST97]
MATTHEW,Malcolm, 408 Askin Ave, Windsor, ON N9B 2X4 (519) 973-5920 (519) 973-5920
[GEOG 97]
MCCORQUODALE, John A, 6237 Paris, New Orleans, LA 70122 504-288-9166 [CIV ENG 96]
MCDONALD, Mrs. Thomas, 845 Cabana Rd.,E., Windsor, ON. N9G 1A8. 966-2617 [ASSOC
MBR ]
McGARVEY, Bruce, 4015 Roseland Drive E., Windsor, ON, N9G 1Y5. 966-7549
(beprm@uwindsor.ca) [CHEM/BIO 93]
McGRATH, Ms. Jeanette, Apt. 303, 1805 Riverside Dr., W., Windsor, ON. N9B 1A6. 256-1381
[LIB '96]
MCINTYRE, Paul, 4285 Mitchell Crescent, Windsor, ON N9G 2G1 519-966-2376 519-966-2376
[MUSIC 97]
McKENNEY, Donald, RR # 3, Owen Sound, ON N4K 5N5 (dmcken@uwindsor.ca) [CHEM/BIO
97]
McMAHON, George A, Unit 106, 8591, Riverside E, Windsor, ON N8S 1G3 519-944-8439 519944-8439 [ADMIN96]
McNAMARA, Eugene, 289 Belleperche Pl., Windsor, ON. N8S 3B6. 944-2463 [ENGL 95]
MEHTA, Mahesh, 10955 Brentwood Crescent, Windsor, ON N8R 2H4 (519) 979-2177
(519) 979-2177 mmehta@uwindsor.ca [CL&MOD LANG 99]
MENDELS, Roger, 340 West River Road, Box 92, Belle River, ON N0R 1A0 (519) 728-1305
(519) 728-1305 [ECON 98]
METCALFE, Alan, 774 Sunset Ave, Windsor, ON N9B 3B5 (519) 254-9955 (519) 254-9955
Metcal3@uwindsor.ca [KINSLGY 98]
MEYER, Margrit, 20287 Coolgreen Road, Damascus, VA, USA 24236 [SOC WK]
MEYER, John, 1224 Victoria Ave, Windsor, ON N8X 1N7 (519) 258- 9003 jmeyer@uwindsor.ca
[EDUC 99]
MIERNICKE, Leo, 152 Clovelly Drive, St. Clair Beach, ON. N8N 1G1 (miernic@uwindsor.ca)
[COMP CENT]
MONFORTON, Gerard, 2071 Eugenie St, Tecumseh, ON N9K 1B3 (519) 739-0287 (519) 7390287 (gig@uwindsor.ca) [CIV ENG 96]
MOOD, Edna, 221 Southwind Cres, St Clair Beach, ON N8N 4Y5
MOORE, Helen, 1285 Talbot Rd, Windsor, ON. N9H 1A5. 969-1729 [ASSOC. MBR.]
MORGAN, Charles W, 3579, Church St, Windsor, ON N9E 1V7 (519) 969-1265 (519) 969-1265
[ADMIN ]
MORIARTY, Richard, 551 Randolph Ave, Windsor, ON N9B 2T5 (519) 253-3224 (519) 2533224 [KINSLGY 98]
MORROW, Harry M., #710, 500 Duplex Ave., Toronto, ON. M4R 1V6. [SOC WK 81]
MOURATIDES, Anastasio, 1199 Homedale Blvd., Windsor, ON. N8S 2T6. [HIST 93]
MURRAH,Charles Westcourt Place, Apt 2108, 99 Chatham St , Windsor, ON N9A 6V1 519-2565312 519-256-5312 [ENGL 87]
NAMIKAS, Gediminas, 3651 Rankin Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 3C6. 969-0940 (a64@uwindsor.ca)
[PSYCH 96]
NEASE, A. Stewart, Mrs 5265 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor, ON. N8S 1A1. 948-2678 [ASSOC
MBR]
NELSON, Ralph, 389 Askin Blvd., Windsor, ON. N9B 2X1. 256-5950 [POL SCI 93]
NICODMEO, Ronald J., 1580 Cabana Rd. W., Windsor, ON. N9G 1C4 [ADMIN]
NIELSEN, Harry A, 815 Kildare Rd, Windsor, ON N8Y 3H3 [PHILOS ]
NOLAN, Phyllis, 2850 Alexandra Ave., Windsor, ON, N9E 2J7. 969-8594 [HOME EC 91]
OGATA, Hisashi, 4072 Longfellow, Windsor, ON N9G 2B6 (519) 966-2285 (519) 966-2285
PHYS 9 1]
PAZIK, Rev. Ronold S., 1100 Huron Church Rd., Windsor, ON. N9C 2K7. 256-1811 [MOD LANG
91]
PETRAS, Michael L., 3989 Mt. Royal, Windsor, ON. N9G 2B8 969-1797 (bioptrs@uwindsor.ca)
[BIOL 96]
PHILLIPS, William G., 1186 Grand Marais Rd. W., Windsor, ON. N9E 1C7. 972-0588
(philli3@uwindsor.ca) [ECON 87]
PLANTE, Homer 13058 Riverside Dr. E, Tecumseh, ON N8N 1A8 519-735-9772 519-735-9772
[ENGL ]
PILLAY, Datta, 4015 Villa Borghese Dr., Windsor, ON. N9G 2K3 972-1247 (pillay@uwindsor.ca)
[BIOL97]
POWLEY, Maurice B., 3691 Charlevoix Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 3B4. 966-0640 [CIV ENG 90]
PRADHAN, Mahesh, 1830 Kent St., Windsor, ON. N9E 3R3. 969-2195 (pradha1@uwindsor.ca)
[SOC/AN 96]
PRYKE, Kenneth, 3073 Centennial Cres., Leamington, ON. N8H 4G6 (519) 322-1602
(519) 322-1602 (p49@uwindsor.ca) [HIST97
PURUSHOTHAM, D., Suite 407, 3855 Southwinds, Windsor, ON. N9G 2N2. [NRSG 92]
QUERBACH, Carl W., P.O. Box 7248, Windsor, ON. N9L 3Z1. [CL&MOD LANG 91]
QUINN, Joseph, 923 Victoria Ave, Windsor, ON N9A 4N5 [ENGL 93]
RANSOME, Jack 1415 Villa Maria Blvd N, Windsor, ON N9G 1W6 519-969-7881 519-969-7881
[GEOG ]
RAPPÉ, Mrs Idalia, 2795 Mark Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 2W4. 969-6941 [LIB 89]
REIF,Zygmunt Francis, 1240 Brock St, Windsor, On. N9C 2V5 252-8788 [MECH ENG 91]
ROBINSON, T.J. 288 St Louia Ave, Windsor, ON N8S 2K3 [LIB 96]
ROMANOW, Walter, 9105 - 143rd St, Edmonton, AB. T5R 0P5. (403) 433-0476 (403) 433-0476
[COMM ST 89]
ROSENBAUM, Edward, 29485 Bermuda Lane, Southfield, MI. 48076, USA. (248) 357-0575
(248) 357-0575 (ssfa@uwindsor.ca) [BUS AD 94]
ROSENBAUM, Janet, 2449 Alexandria, Windsor, ON N9E 2J4 969-6116 Rosenb4@uwindsor.ca
[NRSG 99]
SABINA, Leslie, 137 Division St. N. Unit 5, Kingsville, ON N9Y 1E3. 733-3810 [BIOL 94]
SARKAR, Kalyan, 501 - 111 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor, ON. N9A 2S6 (sarkar@uwindsor.ca) [CL
& MOD LANG97]
SAUTTER, Udo 2894, Glenwood Ave, Windsor, ON N9E 2X8 519-969-5457 519-969-5457
[HIST 96]
SCHILLER, Joseph, 1211 Virginia Ave, Windsor, ON N8S 2Z1 519-945-0359 519-945-0359
[FINANCE]
SCHLESINGER, Mordechay, 460 Roselawn Dr. Windsor, ON N9E 1J7 969-9353
msch@uwindsor.ca [PHYS 97]
SELBY, Stuart, 2914 Glenwood Ave, Windsor, ON N9E 2X8 969-2654 Selby@uwindsor.ca [COM
STUD 98]
SHKLOV, Norman, 2667 St. Patrick's Dr., Windsor, ON. N9E 3G5. 966-3415 [MATH '84]
SINGH, Ripu Daman, 12458 Riverside E., Windsor, ON N8N 1A3 (rsingh@uwindsor.ca)
[SOC&ANTH93]
SMEDICK, Lois K, 1240 Kildare, Windsor, ON N8Y 3H8 519-258-9425 519-258-9425 [ENGL 98]
SMITH, Art A, 3225 St Patricks, Windsor ON N9E 3H2 519-969-8303 519-969-8303 [PSYCH
84]
SMITH, Cormac, 3630 Avondale, Windsor, ON. N9E 1X9. 969-8921 [MATH 91]
SONNENFELD, Peter, Apt. #305, 280 Simcoe St., Toronto, ON. M5T 2Y5 [GEOL 88]
SOONG, Huey-Min, 2607 California, Windsor, ON., N9E 4L6 (soong@uwindsor.ca) [LAW LIB97]
SPELLMAN, John R., 5873 RR 2, Amherstburg, ON. N9V 2Y8 [CL & MOD LANG, 96]
SRIDHAR, Krishnaswamy, 3599 Charlevoix Ave., Windsor, ON. N9E 3B4. 969-0994 [MECH
ENG. 96]
STAGER, Robert,107 Elm Street, Kingsville, ON N9Y 1W8 (519) 733- 5232 [CIV&ENV ENG 96]
STARR, Meyer W, 1820 Standfield Road, London, ON N6G 5G1 (519) 672-7873 (519) 6727873 [PSYCH 93]
ST. PIERRE, Carl, 484 Dalhousie St., Amherstburg, ON. N9V 2M3. 736-8184
(stpiere@uwindsor.ca) [CIV ENG 96]
STEWART, D.R., 2720 Cousineau Rd., Windsor, ON. N9H IC5. 966-5217 [SOC/ANTH 94]
STOKES Thomas J, 1515 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON M5R 3H4 (416) 653-3180 (416) 653-3180
STOLLMAN, Samuel S., P.O. Box 7598, 91074 Rehavia, Jerusalem, Israel. [ENGL 88]
SZAMOSI, G., 4210 Isabella, Montreal, Quebec, H3T 1N6. [PHYS 88]
TAMBURINI, James J., 420, 64th Ave - 207 E ST, St. Petersburg, FL 33706 USA (727) 3677742 (727) 367-7742 [MUSIC 83].
TAYLOR, C. Maurice, 1320 Tanglewood, LaSalle, ON. N9J 2K2. 734-6031 [MOD LANG 91]
TAYLOR, Patricia, 1320 Tanglewood Cr., LaSalle, ON. N9J 2K2. 734-6031 [SOC WK 96]
TAYLOR, Mrs. Edna, #2509, 8888 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor, ON. N8S 1H2. 948-4075 [ASSOC.
MBR]
TEMPLE, Murray C, 156 Marine Drive, Tecumseh, ON N8N 4K2 Mtemple@uwindsor.ca
[CIV&ENV ENGG99]
THIBAULT, Albert, 190 Pinewood Court, Tecumseh, ON N8N 4P9 FRENCH
THIBERT, Roger, 4612 Dali Court, Windsor, ON. N9G 2M8. 966-1080 (thiberb@uwindsor.ca)
[CHEM /BIO 94]]
TRACY, Mrs. Sheila, 560 Grand Marais West, Windsor, ON N9E 1B9 966-0514 [ASSOC. MBR]
TUCK, Dennis G. 1218, Devonshire Road, Windsor, ON N8Y 2M7 258-1311 [CHEM/BIO 94]
VUCKOVICH, Helen, Mrs # 24-211 Buckingham Dr, Windsor, ON, N8S 2C5 . (519) 971- 8272
[ASSOC. MBR.]
WAGENBERG, Ronald 8888 Riverside Dr. E, Apt 1108, Windsor, ON N8S 1H2 948-9674 [POL
SCI 97]
WATSON, Alan 100 Beatrice St W, Oshawa, ON L1G 3M8 [ELEC ENG 97]
WATSON, Edward, 374 Detroit St., Windsor, ON. N9C 2P5. 258-0982 [ENGL 95]
WEARNE, T.D. 765 Lynn St., Windsor, ON N9G 1G6 969-6928 [EDUCN 93]
WEST, Eric, 261 Portsmouth, Victoria, BC V9C 1S1 (250) 478- 1947 eric.west@royalroads.ca
[BUS AD 99]
WHITEHURST, Robert N., 11044 Riverside Dr., E., Windsor ON. N8P 1A4. 735-6134
rwhite@uwindsor.ca [SOC/ANTH 88]
WIJNGAARDEN, Arie Van, 385 Askin Ave, Windsor, ON N9B 2X1 252-3221 [PHYS 98]
WILKINSON, Peter F.F., 1642, Polonia Pl, Windsor, ON N8Y 4V7 (519) 948-0369 (519) 9480369 [PHILOS ]
WURFEL, David, 190 Brunswick, Toronto, ON M5S 2M5 (416) 515-1010 (416) 515-1010
[POLSCI 95]
YOUDELIS, William, 4744 Eagle Cres Windsor, ON N9G 2N5 966-4717 [MECH ENG 96]
ZIN, Michael, 680 Front Rd., N., Amherstburg, ON. N9V 2V7. 736-3621 [BUS AD 93]